Camper for Sale
2021 Forest River Wildwood Model 36VBDS
For Sale on a seasonal site: 2021 Forest River Wildwood Model 36VBDS
Price: $38,500
Get ready to embark on your next adventure with this fantastic 2021 Forest River Wildwood! Nestled on a spacious corner site (Chapel Rock 24) in the clean and peaceful Tippicanoe Campground in Goshen, NH, this beauty is perfect for creating unforgettable memories. The campground season runs from the first Friday in May through the day after Columbus Day, giving you plenty of time to enjoy all that nature has to offer.
If you are interested in this, please contact Tippicanoe Campground LLC at 603-863-8061 for additional information and showings.
Key Features:
- 2 Expansive Slides to maximize your living space
- Dimensions: 38.75 ft. long x 8 ft. wide
- Sleeps: Up to 10 friends & family—bring them all!
- Full-Size Refrigerator to keep your goodies fresh
- Dry Weight: 8,533 lbs.
- Payload Capacity: 1,582 lbs.
- Hitch Weight: 1,155 lbs.
- 2 Access Doors for easy entry
- Queen Size Bed for a great night’s sleep
Awesome Add-ons:
- 10 x 16 Dura-Bilt Sun Room—your perfect spot for family hangouts or morning coffee!
- Resin Storage Shed for all your outdoor essentials
- Seasonal Site Fees: Remainder of the 2024 fee AND the 2025 fee are already paid—no worries here!
📞 Interested?
Don't let this incredible opportunity slip away! Contact Tippicanoe Campground LLC at 603-863-8061 for additional information and to schedule your showing. Your dream camping experience awaits! 🏕️✨
Tippicanoe offers a clean, quiet space with a sandy beach and a sandy bottom spring-fed pond. We are only 4 miles to Sunapee State Park and Beach for those who have larger boats or like to jet ski. Grocery shopping and restaurants are available nearby. It's an easy drive to Vermont Country Store and just a ninety-minute drive to Hampton Beach or the White Mountains.
Tippicanoe is proud to say that we are on the original site of the oldest YMCA camp in New Hampshire, known to many as Camp Soangetaha, and our camping history actually dates back to 1911!
